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Restaurants · Canary Islands, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

La Bikina Cantina

  • CuisineMexican
  • CategoryBeachfront Restaurant
  • VibeBeachfront, casual, lively and sociable
  • PriceEUR 15-30 (about USD 17-35) per person

La Bikina Cantina is a Mexican restaurant on the Paseo de Las Canteras in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Spain's Canary Islands. The promenade runs along Playa de Las Canteras, the city's urban beach, and the restaurant offers a change of pace from the Canarian and Spanish menus that dominate the seafront.

La Bikina Cantina is a Mexican restaurant on the Paseo de Las Canteras in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Spain's Canary Islands. The promenade runs along Playa de Las Canteras, the city's urban beach, and the restaurant offers a change of pace from the Canarian and Spanish menus that dominate the seafront. The cuisine is Mexican, with tacos, nachos and margaritas as the headline items, and prices of roughly EUR 15-30 per person keep it accessible for a casual beach-day meal. Tacos are the core of the menu and are typically ordered in sets so diners can try several fillings. Nachos serve as a shareable starter, and margaritas are the signature drink, making the venue as much a bar as a restaurant in the evening. The dining room character is relaxed and social, geared to beachgoers, groups of friends and families. Noise levels are moderate to loud at busy times, music is common, and there is no dress code, so visitors can arrive in casual beachwear. The beverage programme leans on cocktails, beer and tequila-based drinks rather than a wine list. Reservation difficulty is low because walk-ins are normal, but groups of more than six, or anyone wanting a terrace table at sunset, may prefer to ask in advance. Opening hours typically run from lunch to late evening, which suits visitors who want to eat outside the narrow windows of traditional Spanish restaurants. Sunset is a popular time along the Las Canteras promenade, and seafront tables are in higher demand then, particularly on weekends and during summer and school holidays. The location makes the restaurant a convenient stop after swimming or surfing, and it sits within walking distance of other beachfront options for visitors who want to compare menus.

Practical information for La Bikina Cantina · Last updated September 2026
Price EUR 15-30 (about USD 17-35) per person
Hours Typically lunch to late evening (confirm locally)
Reservations Walk-in
Address Paseo de Las Canteras 63, 35010 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Signature dishes

  • Tacos
  • Nachos
  • Margaritas

Good to know

Known for
Mexican food on the Las Canteras promenade

Location

Paseo de Las Canteras 63, 35010 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

28.1371, -15.4375 View on map

Highlights

  • Mexican tacos and nachos on the Las Canteras promenade
  • Margaritas and cocktails at the beachfront
  • All-day service from lunch to late evening
  • Casual setting that suits groups

Tips for visiting

  • Walk in for small groups; ask ahead for large parties or sunset tables.
  • Order tacos in sets to try several fillings.
  • Budget EUR 15-30 per person, more if cocktails are included.
  • Service hours are longer than traditional Spanish restaurants, useful between meal times.
  • Weekend evenings are busiest; weekdays are calmer.

When to visit

Late afternoon to sunset is the most popular time; weekday lunch is quieter.

Accessibility

The promenade is flat and generally step-free, but access to the restaurant itself is not confirmed. Wheelchair users should contact the venue about entrance and restroom access.

Frequently asked questions

Where is La Bikina Cantina?

It is on the Paseo de Las Canteras, along the beach promenade in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

What food does it serve?

Mexican dishes such as tacos and nachos, with margaritas as the signature drink.

How much does it cost?

About EUR 15-30 per person (about USD 17-35).

Do I need a reservation?

Walk-ins are normal; ask ahead for large groups.